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  1. #21
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    Re: I'm 14!

    happy birthday!

    Couple of questions
    Do you have your own computer or is it a shared computer?
    Do you dual boot or single boot and why?
    If you dual boot what you use more?
    What do the rest of your family run?
    Last edited by earobinson; December 7th, 2005 at 05:21 AM.
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    Re: I'm 14!

    Allow me to present to you as a birthday gift 1 free invisible bag of air to be transported via stealth aircraft and dropped over your house at an unknown date.

    Enjoy.
    ...

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    Re: I'm 14!

    make him pay the shiping
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    Re: I'm 14!

    Quote Originally Posted by earobinson
    happy birthday!

    Couple of questions
    Do you have your own computer or is it a shared computer?
    Do you dual boot or single boot and why?
    If you dual boot what you use more?
    What do the rest of your family run?
    Those are good questions. I will answer them for you (I am 16)
    1) It is basically my computer, though I do not mind anyone using else using it.

    2)I dual boot with XP home becuase I cant get ubuntu and my x800pro to game well.

    3) Depends. Gaming is XP, I also use it to print stuff, or word/powerpoints that need to be done in word (OOo to MSPP doesnt go well for me). I cant get my cheap printer to work well with Ubuntu (barely works with XP). If I am just going to surf the net, and stuff, then I dont go to XP. I feel very insecure on XP, and ubuntu fixes that. linux=secure

    4) My parents have thier computer which they primarly use, and it has been strictly linux for 9 months, mostly ubuntu 5.04, and now 5.10.
    I, of course, forced linux on them. It is fast, and stable, so they dont cry too much. Especially when I remind them how much XP+Office costs.

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    Re: I'm 14!

    I only made the jump to linux (no windows at all) after i left home, im now trying to convert my little bro (13) but well see how it goes. (I should be giving him a ubuntu laptop (really old, but dose the job for taking notes) next school year so maybe that will convert him!
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    Re: I'm 14!

    Quote Originally Posted by earobinson
    I only made the jump to linux (no windows at all) after i left home, im now trying to convert my little bro (13) but well see how it goes. (I should be giving him a ubuntu laptop (really old, but dose the job for taking notes) next school year so maybe that will convert him!
    I just installed Breezy on my 14 year old sister's computer. I basically gave her an ultimatum: let me install Ubuntu or I'm not going to fix the problems you cause anymore

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    Re: I'm 14!

    Hey, have-a the happy hatchling day!

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    Re: I'm 14!

    Quote Originally Posted by earobinson
    happy birthday!

    Couple of questions
    Do you have your own computer or is it a shared computer?
    Do you dual boot or single boot and why?
    If you dual boot what you use more?
    What do the rest of your family run?
    i bought myself a laptop last year... got sick and tired of waiting for the family dell all the time.

    i single boot, 'cause i have no use for windows (but when i get a powerfull desktop for gaming, i'm going to dual-boot)

    when i dual boot, i'm going to be on windows alot of the time... the laptop for school work, desktop for games and... gentoo i feel so dirty...

    the family desktop currently runs Windows, but once my sis gets all her pictures, music, and movies off of it, it's going to be dual-booting - all her pics are taking about 40gb, leaving no room (and defragging takes 3 days).

    -Grown Down
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    Re: I'm 14!

    Blimey - that makes me twice your age!

    Anyway, Happy Birthday!

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    Re: I'm 14!

    Quote Originally Posted by raublekick
    I just installed Breezy on my 14 year old sister's computer. I basically gave her an ultimatum: let me install Ubuntu or I'm not going to fix the problems you cause anymore
    that's how I've been with my family. It helps that I can very easily point to the price of a shrink-wrapped copy of winXP and say "or would you rather pay that?"

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